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by notwhereyouare 2y ago
100% this is how my company used to deploy. we had multiple servers. rsync'd code to each server and cycled IIS. Worked good. Deploys to our farm took just a minute or two, because it would do a double deploy just to be extra sure ever
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by notwhereyouare 2y ago
seems like the whole site is 404'ing
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by notwhereyouare 2y ago
better link now that a few threads are consolidated: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41498358
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by notwhereyouare 2y ago
did you read the US or the UK version of the books?
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by notwhereyouare 2y ago
i think it's more that he fills his books with a ton of filler. could probably reduce the books by 1/3 and lose nothing of interest/value
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
Travel + Leisure | https://www.travelandleisure.com/ | Orlando, FL or remote (certain roles) | Full Time | Multiple Roles Travel and Leisure is hiring multiple positions. https://www.tnldt.com the VP and the Dir
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
100% this. we had a contracting company and in the first year changed out our source control system because they didn't like it. We went from a mono-repo (which worked for us) to 50 separate repos because they couldn't figure out
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
I don't think that's the right reason to flag an article
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
This might help with a project i've been toying with. obviously US focused, but parse all the school calendars I could find and then query the dataset for like "when is the best time I could go XYZ and see as few school kids as po
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
1) Keep moving. Exercise and stretch. Even if it takes half an hour to get going, don't just sit in a chair all day or soon you won't be able to do anything but sit in a chair. Dad got his mom a physical therapist and she comes mu
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
for me, the article cut off after this paragraph: OnlyFake lets essentially anyone generate fake IDs in minutes that may seem real enough to bypass various online verification systems. Or at least fool some people
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
> I'm fine with AT&T no longer supporting landlines if they start supporting fiber to every household. that actually did happen with dad. He was working and off a sudden his internet stopped working, put up a screen saying he wa
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
article turns into an ad at the end, just a FYI
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
In before the media some how makes this about biden, even though it only goes through 2020. > The probe was prompted by complaints the Department of Defense received in 2018 about a senior military medical officer, who is not named, enga
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
they may not, but if there is a password dump, you password isn't super old and has been rotated fairly recently
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
> Did we want to work through the weekend to add this? No. But we also don’t want to leave our customers with iPhones waiting for our awesome native HEY Calendar app. They don't have an app currently, I don't think users would
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
have we seen the butterfly keyboard
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
"The flight was initially supposed to leave Munich at 4:20PM, but only departed at 6:30PM The flight was supposed to arrive in San Francisco at 7PM, but ended up landing in Oakland at 9:43PM, after a 12hr13min flight" Don't t
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
>Also, Apple seems to intentionally degrade images sent between Apple and Android phones. apple probably also sends it via MMS which isn't a high quality image standard against apple/android
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
Not entirely answering your question, but from the other side. About a year ago, I made a post, we hired somebody, and then after like 3 months they decided it wasn't a good fit and moved on. Since then we haven't really looked fo
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
biglots is horrible about this. I have unsubscribed MULTIPLE times and I keep getting emails. Now marked as spam
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
If you had read the article, they aren't looking for money. From April 2023, Meta’s lawyers made four offers to purchase the domain ‘threads.app’ from Threads Software Ltd. Every offer was declined. It was made clear to Meta’s Instagra
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
>This conversation will 1) reinforce that return to office 3+ days a week is a requirement of their job wonder if there are any employees who have a remote work provision in their contract. I would be surprised, but I would imagine a few
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
i imagine it's 1) he reports to himself 2) doesn't have 5 levels of product owners/project managers "figuring out what's best for the end user" that, often doesn't align with the end user's needs and
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
Nothing's actually forcing you to do all these new trends. In fact, i'm currently working on a project and I'm using smalltalk/seaside and prototypejs for it
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
>it's a key part of maintaining a remote culture. is it? We don't do this at my company and I feel we have a good culture
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
Also caused some amish people who were/are considering leaving that had phones to get shunned by the community
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
I live in a place that is also off a private road and the solution that was come up with was "like" an HOA, but just maintains the actual road. They collected 10K, and then dropped the yearly collection to $125/year. 11 house
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
>Maps's errors range from inconvenient to outright dangerous (my area has a bunch of fake stop signs that don't actually exist, and real stop signs that aren't on Maps, and I've nearly slammed on the brakes when it to
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by notwhereyouare 3y ago
probably why this was posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37576633 the 500 mile email was just posted yesterday

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